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     Samuel Eckles Green was born on 18 September 1828.¹ He married Sarah Ann Alter on 11 January 1848.¹

Samuel Eckles Green died on 12 June 1889 at age 60.¹

     Sarah Green died on 3 January 1821.¹ She was born on 3 January 1821.¹
      ; twin of William.¹

     Sarah A. Green was born on 19 August 1869.¹

     Sarah Catherine Green married Ann Brubaker.¹
Sarah Catherine Green was born on 30 August 1875 at Fox Township, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹
Sarah Catherine Green died on 9 December 1895 at Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 20.¹ She was christened on 11 December 1895 at Elkton Cemetery, Fox Township, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹
      ; Never Married, died of heart trouble. Sarah was 20 years, 9 months, and 9 days, when she died.¹

     Sarah Elizabeth Green married Aaron Sarver.¹
Sarah Elizabeth Green was born on 1 May 1851.¹

     Sarah Evelina Green was born on 24 August 1842.¹
Sarah Evelina Green died on 19 November 1846 at age 4.¹

     Thomas Green married Nancy Eckels.¹
Thomas Green was born on 16 September 1786.¹

     Thomas Benton Green was born on 22 November 1852 at Freeport, Armstrong Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He married Mary Jane Rupert on 27 November 1873 at Hulton, Armstrong Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

Thomas Benton Green died on 27 January 1940 at Emlenton, Venango Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 87.^2,1
     He was Boat carpenter.¹

     Thomas Erastus Woods Green was born on 24 May 1846 at Gilleford, Minnesota, USA.¹ He married Clarissa Edes in November 1867.¹

      ; FARMER; EMIGRATED TO GILFORD, MN. IN 1874 HE ENTERED 80 ACRES OF HOESTEADLAND IN DOWNSVILLE, WIS; IN 1885 HE PURCHASED TOW LOTS AND SETTLED IN DOWNING,AND ENGAGED IN THE LUMBER BUSINESS. HE WAS ALWAYS ON THE MORAL SIDE OF EVERY REFORM. (LAMBORN BOOK.)¹

     Thomas Henry Green was christened at Elkton Cemetery, Fox Township, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He was born on 5 February 1871 at Fox Township, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He married Sarah Jane Shofstahl on 1 August 1893 at Ridgway, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^2,1

Thomas Henry Green died on 11 January 1957 at Fox Township, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 85.¹

     Thomas Green III married Susanna Cloud, daughter of William Cloud Jr. and Grace Willis, on 1 December 1715 at Concord Meeting, Concordville Townshp, Delaware Co. (Chester Co. bef 1789), Pennsylvania, USA.^3,1,4
Thomas Green III married Mary (?) before 10 June 1721.^5,1

Thomas Green III died before January 1773 at Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^6,1
      ; Launey [2007:II:31] says: "son of thomas and Margaret Greene, Sr. of Concord."⁴

; Has other marriage. He Lived in East Caln Twp. Chester Co. PA. -------------------- Concord MM Records: 12-13-1715 Thomas Green & Susanna Cloud rpt. m (from Robert Bacher, via Cheska 'cheska@@ix.netcom.com' ------------------------------ Thomas Green on Caln tax list first time in 1719, and also was taxed 1724 for land in Nantmill. ------------------------------- A Thomas Green was appointed gaurdian for the son of the late John Wall in 1733-34. Chester Co. Historical Soc. ------------------------------- Thomas Green had yearly Tavern petitions from 1726 to 1761, Isaac Green 1768-1776, James Green 1786-1794 Green Tavern. -------------------------- 'Land Sale between Mother Sarah Green, son Thomas Green, and Mary Green his wife, to Robert Green, dated 10 June 1721, written on a Sheep skin.' (This 150 acre piece of land was purchased by Sarah Green from Joseph Cloud and his wife Mary (Green) Cloud.) This indenture made the tenth day of June in the year of our lord, one thousand seven hundred and twenty one, and in the seventh year of the reign of our sovereign lord George, by the grace of God, of great Britian, king defendor of the faith, between Sarah Green of Burmingham in the county of Chester and province of Pennsylvania, widow, and Thomas Green and Mary his wife of Caln in the county of Chester of the one part, and Robt. Green of Burmingham afore said of the other part, whereas Samuel Carpenter, Richard Hill, Isaac Norris, James Logan, Commissioners of William Penn, Henry Gouloney &, others to whom the said William Penn has morgaged this province by a certain grant or patent under the said commissioners hand, & great seal of this province bearing date the thirteenth day of January Ammo Dom 1712, for the consideration of fourty five pounds of __ currancy, therein mentioned, do grant and comfirm unto Joseph Cloud the Elder of Concord, & all the tract of one hundred and fifty acres herein after mentioned, and intended to be granted with Sd. appurtenance to hold to him the Sd. Joseph Cloud his heirs and assigns for ever, & whereas the said Joseph Cloud and Mary his wife for and in consideration of the summ of thirty five pound of lawfull money of america, to them in hand paid by the above said Sarah Green, do grant and release the afores grant. The said Sarah Green & her heirs for ever as by the apppease, may more fully appear paying therefor unto the said William Penn & his heirs one silver Shilling Sixpence yearly for ever as by the patent recorded in the Eotts office at Philadelphia in patent book vol 4 page 342 may more fully app... Now this indenture witnesseth that the Sd Sarah Green, Thomas Green her son, Mary his wife, as well for and in consideration of sixty pounds of lawfull money of America to them in hand paid by Sd Robt. Green, the receipt whereof they Do hereby acknowledge & thereof do acquit & forever discharge the Sd. Robert Green his heir and assigns by these presents, as for divers other causes & considerations Y. m Sd Sarah Green & Thomas Green Mary his wife specially moving, hath granted, bargained, sold, aliened , __ & released & confirmed by there presents do grant bargain, sell alien, ____ confirm unto the Sd. Robert Green his heirs & assigns all Y. d said tract of land situate lying and being in the Sd. County of Chester beginning of a Black oak in circular line dividing between the Sd. County of Chester & the county of New Castle it being also a corner of Nathan Newlins land thence North four & twenty degrees West by the said Newlins land, two hundred fifty perches to a post, thence South Sixty six degrees West by the land of Henry Gunston , Thomas Co... , seventy perches to a Spanish oak thence south five degrees one hundred, & seventy five perches to a post in the Sd. circular line, thence by the same south eighty three degrees East, sixty seven perches South, eighty two degrees East, sixty seven perches South, eighty one degrees East, fourty five perches to the place of beginning, containing one hundred and fifty acres together with all buildings, woods, meadows, marshes, w... waters ,water courses, fishings, fowlings, hunting rights, members libertys, priviledges, appurtes, whatsoever to the law herby granted belonging or in any wise appurtaining of all which said premises & land hereby granted, or mentioned to be granted, to the Sd. Robt Green, his heirs & assigns forever, & the reversions & remainders, issues and profits thereof, & all deeds evidences & writings concerning the law, to have & to hold the said one hundred & fifty acres of land hereditamts, & premises hereby granted or mentioned to be granted & every part thereof, with the appurtes unto the Sd. Robert, his heirs and assigns, to the use of him the Sd Robt Green, his heirs and assigns, for ever under the Sd. yearly rent hereafter forming for the Sd. land & the Sd Sarah Green, Thomas Green, Mary his wife, them & every of them, & their heirs, the said land & premises hereby granted unto the Sd. Robt Green, his heirs & assigns, against them the said Sarah Green, Thomas Green, & Mary his wife, their heirs assigns, & against all other persons whatsoever lawfully claiming, or to claim by, from, or under them, or other shall and will warrant & for ever depend by these presents, & they the said Sarah Green & Thomas Green her son, & Mary his wife, for him their heirs executors & administors, & every of them, do promise & grant to, & with the Sd. Robt Green his heirs & assigns ,by these presents that the Sd. Sarah Green, Thomas Green ,& Mary his wife, their heirs & all & every of them, & all persons whatsoever, any having or lawfully claiming in the said granted premises, or any part thereof, by, from, or under them, or any of them, shall and will at any time & hereafter upon the reasonable request, cost, and charges in law, of the Sd Robt Green, his heirs & assigns, make do ___ acknowledged, suffer or cause to cobe, all & every such further, & other act of Weed devise,& devisos pourveyances & assurguces in law whatsoever ,for the further & better assuring, confirming, of the said one hundred and fifty acres of land hereditam, & premises hereby granted unto the Sd. Robt Green, his heirs & assigns, as by him or them all or by their counsill learned in the law, shall be reasonable devised adeised or required witness here of the said partios above written, have in interchanegbly let their hands & seals herunto the day & year first, hand delivered in the presents of ....as Eldridge, Ned Newlin.....y Eldridge, John Newlin Thomas Green Mary Green ---------------------------------------- Deed of 25 April 1767 Deed book A2, page 268 (microfilm), Chester County Archives, West Chester Deed shows Thomas Green of East Caln twp. Chester Co. PA, selling land to sons William and Joseph in West Nantmill (note: I have a photocopy of this deed) ------------------------------ There are records in the Chester County Archives, West Chester, PA pertaining to a Thomas Green of East Caln, dying intestate in 1773, and Lewis Weiss was bonded 11 Jan. 1773 to be the executor of ThomasGreen's estate. Evidently Lewis Weiss never got around to it, (perhapsbecause of the Rev. War) as he was cited to appear in 1793 at the OrphansCourt, on behalf of Thomas Green's son Thomas. 'The Petition of Thomas Green eldest son & heir at law of Thomas Green late of East Caln --- Township in the sd. County decd.' (I have a photocopy of the 1773 and 1793 petitions) (NOTE: If the deceased above is ' Thomas III, late of East Caln,deceased', (son of Thomas II, & Sarah Searle), then this Thomas III, musthave had a son Thomas IV, but no one has indicated this to me.) Nancy Benson's notes, say - 'Inhabitants in the township of Boggs (CentreCo. PA) in 1815 included William Fisher (saw mill), James, Joseph,Samuel, and Thomas Green. Single freeman Samuel Green.' Could this ThomasGreen be 'Thomas Green IV'? I do have record of a Thomas Green of East Caln twp. having sons Josephand William (land transaction in West Nantmill) I have no record of Thomas Green having son Isaac, but the tavern recordsgo from Thomas Green, and the very next year to an Isaac Green. Also.....In Isaac Green's Will (Chester Co. Archives, West Chester, PA) Isaacmentions a brother Joseph. Also on Isaac's Estate settlement, by wifeMary, there is this...... 'by two insolvent notes on Thomas Green', - so most likely there is a relationship between Isaac and this Thomas Green, but could this Thomas be a brother to Isaac, not a father, as Isaac's presumed father died in 1773. Also, The Thomas whom died intestate in 1773, had a son Thomas who petitioned the courts to settle his father's estate. Are there unrelated Thomas Green's in East Caln Twp? Why wasn't one of Thomas Green's sons appointed executor of estate,instead of Lewis Weiss? Was it because Thomas died intestate, and Weisswas appointed? or were all of Thomas Green's sons busy with the impendingwar? (Rev. War, 1775-1783) Are there any record that my give clues to the ages of Thomas Green's sons Joseph and William? -------------------------------------- Did one of my Thomas Green's live in Philadelphia, PA? The 'Abstracts from the Pennsylvania Gazette, 1748-1755', a book found at the Newberry Library in Chicago, IL. Page 42 2 Feb 1749, James Pummell, apprentice, born and bred by French Creek, runaway from Thomas Green of Philadelphia. Page 133 (article mentions Standish Fords?) 13 June 1751 James Lewis, Welshman, age c.24, farmer, has taken away a horse belonging to Thomas Green, living on the Germantown Rd.¹ He was linen weaver.⁴

     Wilford Clyde Green was christened at Elkton Cemetery, Fox Township, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He was born in 1894 at Fox Township, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He married an unknown person on 4 September 1911 at Ridgway, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

Wilford Clyde Green died in 1932 at Fox Township, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹
      ; I believe that Wilford Green may be Wilford C. Green, wife Ellen Unknown, because the birth date for a Wilford C. Green, born 1894-1932, in the Elkton Cemetery, fits with his parents marriage date.¹

     William Green was born on 17 October 1793.¹
      ; DIED UNMARRIED.¹

     William Green married Margaret (?)¹

William Green died after 1767.^2,1

     William Green died on 3 January 1821.¹ He was born on 3 January 1821.¹
      ; twin of Sarah.¹

     William Green was born on 26 June 1820.¹ He married Mary Campbell on 10 September 1846.¹

      ; HAD NINE CHILDREN (NAMES N/A.)¹

     William Fisher Green was buried ; Farmer.¹ He was born on 2 October 1805.¹ He married Sophia A Hoyt on 7 May 1832 at Massachusetts, USA.¹

      ; WILLIAM STUDIED MEDICINE BUT NEVER PRACTICED BECAUSE OF POOR HEALTH. IN 1856 HE EMIGRATED TO GILFORD MINNESOTA. IN GILFORD HE WAS WELL KNOWN TO THE READERS OF THE LIBERAL PRESS AS AN ABLE WRITER. HIS ARTICLES ON THE CAUSE OF INSANITY WERE AMONG HIS SUPERIOR PRODUCTIONS. HE WAS ONE OF THE FIRST TO ADOPT THE SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY, OF WHICH HE WAS ALWAYS A FEARLESS ADVOCATE. WITH HIS OPINIONS HE WAS NEVER AGGERSSIVE, BUT WHEN THEY WERE ATTACKED, HE DEFENDED THEM WITH AN ARRAY OF FACTS AND ARGUMENTS THAT SURPRISED AND ROUTED HES ASSAILANTS. HE BELIEVED THE BEST WAY TO PERPARE FOR ANOTHER LIFE WAS TO LIVE CORRECTLY IN THIS. HE WAS A FRIEND AND HELPER IN ALL THE REFORMS OF THE DAY, AND SOUGHT TO BENEFIT HIS FELLOW MAN RATHER THAN TO ACCUMULATE MONEY. HE WAS NOT A RELIGIOUS MAN, AND DID NOT BELIEVE IN CHRIST. IN SPEAKING TO A FRIEND( O. S. LOUT) HE SAID, ' I HAVE NO FAITH IN, OR SYMPATHY FOR, THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, AND WHEN I SHALL HAVE PUT ON IMMORTALITY, WILL YOU MAKE SUCH REMARKS AS YOU THINK PROPER OVER THIS WORN - BODY I HAVE LEFT ?' 'FOR THE WARMEST OF HEARTS IF FROZEN, THE FREEST OF HANDS IS STILL: AND THE GAP IN OUR PICKED AND CHOSEN, THE LONG YEARS MAY NOT FILL'- O.S. LOUT (FAMILY DATA FROM LAMBORN HISTORY. WILLIAM FISHER GREEN LIVED IN GILLIFORD, MN.) (LIBERAL PRESS) (HISTORY OF HUSTON TWP. -SOPHIA B. 23 JAN 1815 M 1830 MOVED TO DAKOTA) 'FROM CLEORA BOLAM.¹'

     William Hancock Green was christened at Elkton Cemetery, Kersey, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He married Rose Unknown.¹
William Hancock Green was born on 26 January 1862 at Fox Township, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He married Araminta Shope on 15 June 1882.¹

William Hancock Green died on 18 November 1943 at St. Mary's, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 81.^2,1
      ; W.H. Green Dies At Home Of Daughter, Burial To Be in Kersey. Nov. 18,1943. William H. Green, born January 26, 1862, died today at the home of hisdau. Mrs. Joseph Decker of South St. Marys Street. He is survived by onedaughter, Lillian, Mrs. Decker of this city; three brothers, Thomas Green of Kersey; John M. Green of Julian; Bert Green of New Jersey, and a sister, Nellie,Mrs. George Shofstahl of Big Run. 17 grandchildren and 18 g-grandchildrensurvive. Mr. Green spent most of his life in Kersey and will be buried there Sunday 1900 Census, Unionville Borough, Centre County, PA William H. Green 38 Aramenta Dec 1864 35 Ira Aug 1883 16 Edith Oct 1884 15 Fannie Nov 1886 13 Elsie Mar 1890 10 Lillie May 1893 7 Reuben Arp 1896 4 In 1905 when Will's son Ira was hung in Bellefonte, it was stated in the newspapers article that Ira's parents lived at 'Gum Stump', on the 'Wallace Run'. This was a railroad station, just east of Unionville. (Cleora Bolam) BOGGS TOWNSHIP Boggs Township was formed by a division of Spring township in August1814. Andrew Boggs was the first settler in the township, near thepresent village of Milesburg, whence the name of the township. RolandCurtin, Sr., in connection with Moses Boggs, erected the forge atCurtin's Eagle Works as early as 1810. Milesburg iron works were erectedas early as 1795 by Colonel Miles, and the iron conveyed by arks downBald Eagle creek. Among the early prominent settlers of of Boggs townshipwere Philip Antes, Richard Malone, Miles', Holt's, Green's andBarnhart's. The first Methodist church in the territory of Centre countywas formed at Philip Antes (now Curtin) Works in 1787. (SOURCE: Eleventh Census of the Population of the United States Publishedby Boroughs and Townships, in Connection with a Business Directory of theSame, Bellefonte, Pa., 1890.)¹

     William Harrison Green was born on 27 October 1858.¹
William Harrison Green died on 13 February 1860 at age 1.¹

     William James Green was born on 12 January 1836.¹
William James Green died on 18 September 1857 at age 21.¹
      ; TAUGHT SCHOOL AT THE AGE OF EIGHTEEN, WAS A GOOD SON AND AFFECTIONATE BROTHER, AND A WARM FRIEND, RECEIVED A GOOD EDUCATION AND LEFT A BRIGHT RECORD.(LAMBORN HISTORY.)¹

     Wilson Green was born on 12 January 1835.¹
Wilson Green died on 12 May 1838 at age 3.¹

     James Bertram Greene was born on 30 October 1882 at Kersey, Fox Township, Elk Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He married Emma Luella Heffner on 18 December 1901 at DuBois, Clearfield Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

James Bertram Greene died on 22 April 1973 at New Jersey, USA, at age 90.¹
      ; 1910 Census, Fox Twp? (Civil War, married 9 years) *? (From Cleora Bolam notes) 'how could he had been in Civil War, being born in 1882?' Bert Green 28 Emma 27 Helen 7 Vada 6 Floyd 3.¹

     Hannah Griffith married Joseph Green Sr., son of Isaac Joseph Green and Mary Elizabeth Miles.¹
Hannah Griffith was born on 26 January 1768 at Chester Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹
Hannah Griffith died on 28 August 1855 at age 87.¹

     J. Harris Green was christened at Union Cemetery, Bellefonte, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ He was born in 1860.¹
J. Harris Green died in 1919 at Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

     Susan Unknown was christened at Union Cemetery, Bellefonte, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹ She married Joseph Miles Green Esq., son of Joseph Green Jr. and Catherine Miles.¹
Susan Unknown was born in 1832.¹
Susan Unknown died in 1910 at Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

     Hannah Miles married Samuel Green Sr., son of Isaac Joseph Green and Mary Elizabeth Miles.^5,1
Hannah Miles was born in 1773 at Brush Valley, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA.³
Hannah Miles was buried after 3 September 1854 at Milesburg Cemetery, Milesburg Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA; from Find A Grave:
     BIRTH     1773, Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA
     DEATH     3 Sep 1854 (aged 80–81), Milesburg, Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA
     Family Members
     Parents
      James Miles 1744–1798
      Susanna Rorke Miles 1740–1830
     Spouse Samuel Green 1767–1798
     Siblings
      Abiezer Miles 1769–1832
      James Miles 1778–1808
      Susan Miles 1780–1840
      Abigail Miles 1784–1860
     BURIAL     Milesburg Cemetery, Milesburg, Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA
     Created by: Melinda Klitz
     Added: 21 Aug 2010
     Find A Grave Memorial 57450902.³
Hannah Miles died on 8 September 1854 at Milesburg Township, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, USA.^1,3
      ; Hannah was one of the first four persons baptized in Centre County, 29 July 1821, and a charter member of the Milesburg Baptist Church. Source: Stephen Firman.¹